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  • Psuedo’ing it is probably the best option…

    .odometer-widget:before{
      content: "$";
      font-size: 50px;
      color: green;
    
    }

    That will display a green dollar sign…the only problem is the positioning of it. I assume it’s in your sidebar which makes it a bit more a pain.

    considering adding to the above code…

    position:relative;
    top: 10px;
    right: 10px;

    Change the values to whatever works. Just saw your question, thought this would be a good start for you. Sorry, you’ll have to look into it a bit more to get the desired look.

    Thread Starter Travis S.

    (@travis-s)

    Basically trashed the site cause it just proved to be too much work. That’s how it goes… so no screen shots. But on a side a note, the ONLY image that would display on each post would be the one scraped from this plugin.

    Awesome plugin tho, and will definitely be using this plugin in the future if need be.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter Travis S.

    (@travis-s)

    Appreciate the response.

    I got it too work. It’s a bug with wordpress’s featured images. I was making a movie site with with the info box up on top and the youtube trailer below. Removed the featured images on posts (cause the info box picture was good enough). But pulled the featured images onto the home page. Every time I would publish… everything on the post would be lost.

    Anyways, I had to go back into each post, change a few words in the image “description”, then update. Go back, change it to what I wanted, then update again. Bizarre, but I spent 2 long days trying to figure out what was up.

    So it’s NOT an issue with this plugin. Just a WP bug as far I could tell or possibly a theme issue.

    Using the current WP install and gridster-lite.

    For anyone that wants to know….

    .postimg {
    width:150px;
    height:222px;
    }

    that’s the CSS of the image size. Change the numbers to whatever you want, i changed to 150 x 222.

    If you are using a child theme it’s easy enough as pasting that in child style.css and changing the numbers. if not… yoursite/content/themes/gridster/style.css
    ctrl-f “.postimg. then change the values.

    You may also want to change…

    .portfoliooverlay a {
    color:white;
    display:block;
    width:150px;
    height:222px;
    }

    Change the values to match your image size. That way the “link” will be just over your image, and not outside or inside of it.

    Thread Starter Travis S.

    (@travis-s)

    idk what was up with it, what a huge pain. Deleted the 2013 theme and uploaded a fresh one. All is well now.

    Thread Starter Travis S.

    (@travis-s)

    thanks for the response, any help is appreciated.

    that was my initial “Why is it like that?” with the “//” comments, but unfortunately it’s not that simple. Chances are you don’t want to look into any more but i’m using this http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/wordpress/nav.html?wp-content/themes/twentythirteen/functions.php.source.html which is the clean 2013 functions copy.

    I think my best bet would be to hop on my router, and possibly switch out themes and then reactivate the 2013. for some reason I’m thinking screwing with add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘twentythirteen_setup’ ); must have corrupted something.

    Your guess is as good as mine, thanks

    Thread Starter Travis S.

    (@travis-s)

    Forget I asked. Some existing css was complicating the situation. If anyone wants the selectors nd code…

    .site-footer .widget-area{
    height: whatever you want px !important;

    I used !important but that might be only needed because my bloated css needs a little trimming.

    Still couldn’t find that styling in the files tho.

    thanks rohit,

    that did the trick. spent too many hours trying figure that one out

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